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Originally posted by: alanleroyII
Originally posted by: alanleroyII
Quote"It's her nature" [to lie]. I bet you say that about all rape victims who deny their rape...
Originally posted by: forkushVQuoteProbably for the same reason she claimed that Breitbart paid for her trip to the debate - which would have been illegal - and then the next day said that they did NOT pay for her trip. It's her nature.
Originally posted by: alanleroyIIQuote
Originally posted by: forkushVQuoteMore "spin." Ms. Broaddrick's complete January 2, 1998 affidavit re: Paula Jones case.
Originally posted by: Roulette ManQuote
Originally posted by: forkushV
Whoops, Ms. Broaddrick said that Breitbart paid for her travel to the debate. But when that was determined to be an illegal corporate in-kind contribution, Ms. Broaddrick did a 180 and said that Breitbart did NOT pay for her travel.
So for those keeping score at home, Broaddrick told the truth twice - about Bill and Breitbart - and lied twice - about Bill and Breitbart. We just don't know for sure which is which.
You keep up the spin and maybe Santa Clause will give you something. For the rest of us, we see through your cheap act. You seriously would let a woman be raped in the name of your horrible politics. Shame on you Forkush.
Oh. The affidavit she recanted. The original affidavit is only half the story. If she really was a rape victim, why would she sign an affidavit and then recant it?...
She's an utterly unreliable witness by any standards, and pointing that out isn't "smearing her." It's just stating the obvious.
Nope. Just the ones who are proven liars.
Broaddrick did lie - either in her affidavit (under oath!) or in her subsequent recanting (under oath!). She also lied either about receiving travel funds from Breitbart, or in her subsequent recanting of that statement.
Do you deny that?
Broaddrick did lie - either in her affidavit (under oath!) or in her subsequent recanting (under oath!). She also lied either about receiving travel funds from Breitbart, or in her subsequent recanting of that statement.
Do you deny that?